Cramer: "The Endless Lies Are Just Ridiculous"
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Realmente é um pouco ridículo. O Cramer está chocado, o Cramer foi enganado.
Penso que é só uma forma dele se desresponsabilizar das coisas que andou a dizer nos últimos meses.
Há uma semana, o problema eram os tipos dos shorts que andavam a dar cabo do mercado.
Não se está à espera que um banco ligue para um analista a dizer-lhe "eh pá isto não está assim tão mau, o mercado está a exagerar, estamos em boa forma!" e ele acredite. Ou está???
Provavelmente dá menos trabalho que ler as contas da empresa, mas não é lá muito fiável.
Penso que é só uma forma dele se desresponsabilizar das coisas que andou a dizer nos últimos meses.
Há uma semana, o problema eram os tipos dos shorts que andavam a dar cabo do mercado.
Não se está à espera que um banco ligue para um analista a dizer-lhe "eh pá isto não está assim tão mau, o mercado está a exagerar, estamos em boa forma!" e ele acredite. Ou está???
Provavelmente dá menos trabalho que ler as contas da empresa, mas não é lá muito fiável.
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não, iam-lhe dizer: olha pá, isto está mau, estamos quase a falir e quase ninguém sabe, mas como és bom rapaz nós partilhamos este multi-billion dollar secret contigo



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Cramer: "The Endless Lies Are Just Ridiculous"
"The Endless Lies Are Just Ridiculous"
By Jim Cramer
RealMoney.com Columnist
9/15/2008 10:14 AM EDT
"I can't believe the dissembling I have seen in this period. AIG (AIG - commentary - Cramer's Take) insisted over and over again they had no problems or exposures. They lied. Lehman Brothers (LEH - commentary - Cramer's Take) called me in at $40 and told me how they were in such great shape. They lied. Bear Stearns called me at $100 and told me how wonderfully they were doing. They lied.
I have never been lied to so many times in my life.
It is so disgusting. I sit here, angry -- angry at the endless lies and misdirection and pressure I've gotten to tell a more positive scenario, right down to the nonsense that firms are telling me about how they don't deserve the "black hole" status they got.
It is just plain nauseating.
Meanwhile, the Fed really didn't know anything, They were in total denial. They have been behind the curve endlessly. They first refused to take collateral of less-than-sterling quality to save firms. Now they are taking equity?
Unbelievably irresponsible. All the way around.
At the time of publication, Cramer had no positions in the stocks mentioned. "
(in www.realmoney.com)
By Jim Cramer
RealMoney.com Columnist
9/15/2008 10:14 AM EDT
"I can't believe the dissembling I have seen in this period. AIG (AIG - commentary - Cramer's Take) insisted over and over again they had no problems or exposures. They lied. Lehman Brothers (LEH - commentary - Cramer's Take) called me in at $40 and told me how they were in such great shape. They lied. Bear Stearns called me at $100 and told me how wonderfully they were doing. They lied.
I have never been lied to so many times in my life.
It is so disgusting. I sit here, angry -- angry at the endless lies and misdirection and pressure I've gotten to tell a more positive scenario, right down to the nonsense that firms are telling me about how they don't deserve the "black hole" status they got.
It is just plain nauseating.
Meanwhile, the Fed really didn't know anything, They were in total denial. They have been behind the curve endlessly. They first refused to take collateral of less-than-sterling quality to save firms. Now they are taking equity?
Unbelievably irresponsible. All the way around.
At the time of publication, Cramer had no positions in the stocks mentioned. "
(in www.realmoney.com)
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